MOVED: 2 x MSI GTX 680 + MSI Z77-GD65 DOESN't work in SLI

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=159122.0

First af all thanks to Svet fo his CL_CMOS idea. It HELPED!!!
Yes! Yestarday SLI turned on and I have 6 hours of clear and pure gameplay!!!
Thanks man! I fight with my comp for whole week!!!
But with light detail: (301.10 video driver) in NVIDIA Control Panel radio button (Maximum Perfomance 3D - SLI) WAS TURNED OFF, but lower I could's see "SLI ON" and all went pretty well.
For 6 hours I didn't reboot, just got pleasure.
Then I rebooted and all became the same (black screen, unstable , etc.)
Today I read thaeon's answer about new video drivers and installed them with one memory stick in dimm1.
AND ALL WORKED!!!
Added second memory stick and...
YES - IT's WORKING!!!
Thank you all! For helping me to resolve this problem.
I am situated 4000 km from nearest MSI certified center and shop, where I bought all equipment.
So for me it was crucial to solve it not to change equipment.
P.S.:
It's stable now, but I have one job to do - Install my ASUS XONAR Essense STX.
I hope all will be fine.

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Typo error?
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Have you tested with just RAM stick in the primary DIMM slot? Tested each stick individually?
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Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 14-October-12, 16:55:57
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My MSI KT3-ULTRA2 doesn't work with my CPU cooler!!
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MOVED: help with msi z77a-gd65 mb

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the MSI Z77A-GD65 has no onboard GPU at all! the GPU is in your CPU (i5 3570k has Intel® HD Graphics 4000 Graphics Core).
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MSI TV Card doesn't work in Windows Server 2003 !!!

Hi All,
I have bought a MSI TV Tuner (TV @nywhere series)
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But I Installed it on Windows Server 2003 and noticed that it's not working at all !
It's TV Tuner , however, doesn't work good (It has a weak receiving power). I'm using it as a Radio (MSI Radio). But even the Radio is not working under Windows Server 2003.
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Hi
what a pitty !
You are a known company and you DON'T KNOW !! if your hardward can work in Windows Server 2003 or not (:|
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Also I checked the TV Tuner Driver Pages in your site, but I found that you don't have ANY driver for Windows Server 2003
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Your System OS Win9X/ME/2000/XP(22710KB)
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Maybe you have designed it especially for Windows XP and prior.
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bye
OT:
@sma_soft,
Hi sma_soft! As the title of this site says: "MSI HQ User to User Forum". As I understand, we are all the same here. That we are all MSI product users and customers in this forums.
Read the article below that I got from here for you to be able to understand what I meant. You will see this article on the upper portion of every page of this forum. Just scroll upward.
"News: For your information, the MSI Forum Team is not paid by MSI.
The entire forum is run by volunteers that like yourself, enjoy MSI's products.
This forum is independent and not regulated by MSI, but the MSI Forum Team will try to assist you with any problems you have with MSI products.
Just remember, there are no MSI employees present here!"

MSI P55-GD65 EIST doesnt work

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1st. the overclocking on this board with i3 530 is not that good as i need exorbitant voltage to power up the same setting that only use stock voltage on a Asus M3F
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MOVED: Connection drops - MSI Z77A-GD65 Gaming

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